Keyjot is a text expander for Chrome built around replies, not one inbox. Press one hotkey in any standard browser text field to insert a saved template or turn selected page text into a context-aware AI response — without leaving Slack, LinkedIn, a support tool, CRM, or forum.
Use AI when every answer is different. Use a saved snippet when the wording already works. Keyjot keeps both at the cursor, so the reply workflow stays the same even when the website changes.
Highlight the message on a webpage, click the field where you want to answer, and open Keyjot. Add one line of intent and get a context-aware response in your chosen tone.
Compare AI reply Chrome extension types →Assign templates, snippets, and canned responses to number keys. Fill variables such as {{recipient}} before inserting them in a support ticket, LinkedIn message, CRM, forum, or web form.
No permanent sidebar and no floating button covering the page. The command window appears beside the caret only when you press the hotkey, then gets out of the way.
Compare browser text expander alternatives →Four real screen recordings of the extension — nothing staged. They start muted; unmute any clip for the walkthrough.
Press ⌘; inside any input and the command window opens right at your cursor. In the clip,
1 drops in the greeting — its {{recipient}} placeholder asks
for the name first — and 2 signs the message off. No floating button, ever.
Select the message you’re answering and Keyjot reads it. Add a one-line key point, press Tab to cycle the tone, and it drafts the body — your greeting and signature wrap around it automatically. The clip is a real Gemini call, start to finish.
Build a library of the replies you send most, each on a hotkey 1–9.
Typing {{ }} in the body auto-creates a fillable variable — the clip adds a recipient and an
order number — so those are never left in by accident.
The default is ⌘; / Ctrl+;, but the clip re-records it to Ctrl ⇧K in a single keystroke — and the insert behaviour, like auto-spacing around what gets pasted in, toggles right next to it.
No side panel, no floating button — everything happens at the cursor.
The pass includes 100 tokens (1 token = 1 AI-generated reply). Top up anytime once you’re in.
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Keyjot is an AI reply and text expander Chrome extension. A keyboard shortcut opens a command window beside your cursor, where you can generate a reply from the surrounding message or insert one of your saved response templates.
Keyjot works in standard inputs, textareas, and rich-text fields on normal websites, including Slack in the browser, LinkedIn, support consoles, forums, CRMs, and web forms. Browser-protected pages and some custom editors can block extensions, so “any text field” means standard editable fields on regular HTTP and HTTPS websites.
Select the message or relevant text on the page before opening Keyjot. The selection becomes the context for the AI reply; you add one line describing what you want to say. This selection-based workflow works across normal websites instead of depending on one site-specific integration.
Classic text expanders focus on replacing typed shortcuts. Keyjot combines numbered templates, fillable variables, and a keyboard command window with AI that can draft a new response from the message you are answering. See the detailed TextExpander alternatives and Magical alternatives comparisons before switching.
Message text is used only when needed to generate your reply. It is never included in analytics, and neither drafts, templates, nor key points are sent as usage events. See the privacy policy for the full data-handling details.
A one-time access pass unlocks Keyjot and includes 100 AI reply tokens. Each generated reply uses one token; saved templates and hotkeys are unlimited, and additional token packs are available as optional top-ups.
Install Keyjot and press ⌘; in the next browser text field you need to answer.
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